New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
,rn,.c Mos, made .sme uncomplipcn,ary alluson-

DO cunted made uncompllpch' arr illusions
10 The .catiaized pr-ss" lie told how nsbly ana cor
ageously onr brsthers" had died Al Ch.oa-c, after
wtsesaes had been snbernet to- swear away 'ms,r I'VE
He gave his opinion that lHgs bad h,cn ulutucl
becauss 1t was Impossible Tor any oHr 70 s.i".sio
by SO many keepers: Hs predicted thtI ine iay "a
revolution. was coming and that hoso "h' ""ts iDp
Gated dea If their hiOihers "oud get ticif 40
serts. The reporter went On.
lie 'aS rasos HI; heal frat come. ,, GrinTs a PAP
ugi.sby Will not lie forgot Ie must not
INK liat ne q, VIII .r be sp' two Of ihe nen
Tor he Ia. only Goa ss,ei he,n 10 ying GS"d
ccinne nc~rer org lte aad ain Y9p ~r,
Q-wyppas.s o"yr"Pon.e A ie,d,s sa' e '@as
,nGy ,er "al theF police he lhcm,
'hey Lads f'r per,r "eaoa. De ID, n@ sF vontoa
OF i-is. saying nat number thca met the T. d.a,i
at dunn t Cor ,nrnc IN Tian.c o03 Mon 'nl
siArsh cred ami hey thoushl ma th' ',A
ywa c T are ' is- xn1r,i.is Of Io.day n;
Ss s csn H " pro! !,4' vh6 Ss@i iH5a "F
c %,ga s s on Zone 'T to s' e .' Raa La
tos something Void have been d"ne ioi io M
ne.-e c ei .l'ung n t, lie 'Pr@ns up Oh Ai'
"a Ii,w al DO co'cadef A~iIe sad declare myself
IN An4rchs and as prepare Tor The dly OF reckon
lag. l:,e. ANARCHY long shall It I've
THIS WITNESS KNEW GERMAN.
The witness here ten into Mr. Howcs hands 10 be
cros,-exlmncl. Most mapped the Precipitation oil his
brow aud looked relieved.
Q.--Vcrc tho con ,ll!in@ words long vo Anarchy A.
C:-Wcll r,ys t 20 Is in Gcrmrnl
Tho witness wiircu; hesitation gave the German OF
be voras. Mr.. love lo"Aet lnqH,rgiE;'yS
he later answering the silent appeal while shade Of
di~sruontrsn, passed over hi' features Nevertheless
Mr IIowo seemed disposed 70 Try again II he cohlnt
mp tie witness nj u MS German bur iae .ienosr'pEer
ooec,cl that he couldn't catch German - shori-hanu,
Mr Howe taen. qnes'ionrt ne oNM,llts sr.55
az Tic lac ' Hppi next i"' morsns Mr. be5fus
said that 1t WIS written by brother OF hl% WHO VA
reporter the WORTH This both,r Old not attend tne
meeting. bnt he tnc witnesN had met NM Hi'eI
TIE meeting at the police st''"n ana hT rns s'ss
bro:bcr had written the report that appeared In me
WORTH Mierin-en onsy tryins wines. o
admission mat o had prompted tnc poIer w
ami e,iciuns tho unweicoine Information thN no
had not either o; the detectives at he meeting ana
had not spoken 1" any pclcehth ."on' ~ t "e
Mir Howe adopted different tAcuc+ II vas 10 reILc
rs sp Of It which appeared IN Tie Nee YORK
Tie witness conceded mat The HffS report iheied IN
were differences his " r3an vas the correct one.
WHAT DID IN DAY OF RECKONING MEAN'
Here grand inspiration struck Mr. Hewc iordtly
that lie almost ga,re4 tor breath
owhen M most in his scG9,s reforIea to r ne aa , OF
alter Al io.i know nndei'iooi l.aI he fe'erfei 10
The social evolution and Naere That viii DO don't "H0"
M st 10 litcIinel-ao / dsn't know.
sSf,i H. C2irt o. the wI,nc,,' knowleie #
French history Mr.. Howe dis .eanued his croi"eH"n''
Yo toll! Nh H9To a 20" adnt TAX any notes OF
Mr. Drey1s, laughed as though at the simplicity Of the
question ald then replied: II hal been seen taking
notes wou.o have .cru carrei out dead 49,,
MT " became s'i To., t. tAs end
Mos BOOK hCiID our
Iosa,h G BrHot one o, Inspec Eyrne3s detectives
Was the next witns,, called 10y Mc NicoL lis intention
was to get him TO or nv Mosts book THE Manual o.
Revolutionary Warfare" ami PIT It in evidence. Mr.
ilo~es surprise w'> PAINFUL ana profound ana ' 90
played al important part in -sn. Most conaishoi te
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